20% Off Rego
20% back off your car rego, saving a driver with one car up to $186 and a family with two cars up to $372.
Making it easier and more affordable to get around
Half-price fares from June until the end of the year, taking pressure off the pump and saving the average daily commuter more than $850.
Delivering real help with cost of living
Up to 55,000 Get Active Kids vouchers for eligible families. More free vision tests and glasses for kids who need them. More affordable school uniforms. Free Kinder, saving up to $2,700 per child each year.
Easier and more affordable healthcare
More planned surgeries and specialist appointments for kids. Operating free Urgent Care Clinics. Boosting maternity care in the western suburbs. Opening and operating more hospitals.
Free Kinder to Free TAFE
Building 4 new schools and campuses. Upgrading 31 schools. Building up to 22 new kindergartens. Funding three TAFE Centres of Excellence, and backing in Free TAFE.
More police to keep communities safe
Recruiting up to 200 police reservists for desk duties, freeing up frontline police. 50 more protective services officers for the transport network. Violence Reduction Unit to stop crime before it starts.
Building and approving more homes
Unlocking land, fast-tracking housing projects and delivering more than 7,000 social homes over the next decade.
Easier, safer and more affordable in regional Victoria
Delivering good schools, healthcare close to home and a transport network that gets regional Victorians home faster.
Treasurer’s message
Donald Trump’s war in the Middle East is resulting in higher prices at the fuel pump, putting Victorians under more pressure. This comes as the Reserve Bank is increasing interest rates due to re-emerging national inflationary pressures.
This Budget acknowledges the real challenges Victorians are facing.
Budget priorities
Helping with the cost of living
Victorians are doing it tough and facing new challenges in the face of global economic uncertainty. That’s why the Victorian Government is easing cost of living pressures where we can, with real help, right now.
Making life more affordable
With cost of living pressures rising, the Victorian Government has provided instant cost of living relief – doing what we can to ease pressure on household budgets.
Making life easier
When the cost of living is high, families don’t just feel financial strain. They’re short on time. That’s why the Victorian Government is always looking for new solutions to make life easier for busy Victorians.
Making it easier to get free healthcare
In 2026-27 alone, we are providing a record $32 billion to our health system. Through this Budget, we’re providing $3.9 billion in new investment.
Realising the potential of our kids
In 2026-27 alone, we are providing $19 billion to our education system. Through this Budget, we’re providing $5.5 billion in new investment.
Keeping communities safe
The Victorian Government invests in community safety. We continue to back our police with increased powers and resources to do their jobs.
Backing businesses and workers
Our strong economic position reflects this Government’s priority to make it faster, easier and more attractive to work and do business in Victoria.
Regional Victoria, the place to be
No matter where you live, every Victorian deserves access to the same quality public services. That means good schools, healthcare close to home and a transport network that gets you home faster.
Gender Equality Budget Statement
Victoria uses gender responsive budgeting to deliver better outcomes for women and girls.
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